Palmistry Question

I have a question concerning palmistry and scars. If palmistry is to be believed can cutting your hand and leaving a scar change the path on which your life proceeds. Two months ago I cut my hand in an accident and have left a noticeable scar extending my fate line and leaving a unique scar from my heart line to my mount of Apollo ending in a fork. I would love to hear input from any members with experience in this area thank you.

a reply to: sosobad

Do a henna tatt instead?

I'm curious how this thread goes....

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Palm Surgery: Will Changing Your Hand, Change Your Fate?

Would I recommend palm surgery for a way to self improvement? No, but I’ve always been in favor of whatever works and letting people make their own choices. At least they shouldn’t go under the knife without being confident the surgeon is trained and experienced as a hand surgeon. I’d also recommend an in-depth consultation with a qualified hand analyst, like myself. One that can interpret back to you what you are already blessed with and how best to use what you’ve got. Someone that can help you clarify your intentions and what you expect to manifest with this hand altering, potentially life changing, unforgettable experience. You may be surprised to find that these same intentions could be fulfilled without a scalpel, a needle or the pain. Now a days I’ll suggest instead, if all else fails, forget the blade and give henna art a try. It wears off before you change your mind, and how could this not brighten your attitude?!

a reply to: TheConstruKctionofLight

Damage is done already, cut my hand in an accident. Since it has happened there has been some drastic changes in my life already, some out of my control but all for the better so far.

a reply to: sosobad

If it's working it's working

I've never put much thought into such predictions, never had a personal one done... I've had some special mentions in the past though.

I'd be interested on getting a reading.

I don't have much to offer on your query other than that the palm of the hand has remarkable ability to heal. I have next to no scarring on my palms, it would really depend on how much damage was done. Your cut once fully healed may not visually change anything.

I had a really bad cut once in the crease of my lower thumb going to the middle inner part of my palm, there's no evidence of it apart from the crease of the thumb where the cut penetrated all of the skin, it isn't visual though, the skin is just thickened. Seemingly no difference to the palm lines.

a reply to: RAY1990

This has left new creases extending my fate line. Tried uploading a pic but for some reason it won't eork. Never really put much thought into palmistry myself until a week ago. Was more out of curiosity than anything else.

Palmistry relies on what you are born with. A scar just makes it harder to read, it doesnt change anything.

originally posted by: Admitted
Palmistry relies on what you are born with. A scar just makes it harder to read, it doesnt change anything.

Palmistry has a life of the unknown till it becomes a sight into ones spiritual understanding of "truth" that can not be humanly explained.
There are lines all over us and when you get older new lines appear. So your statement that we are truly born with lines on our palm and DO NOT change over time is true.
The good or bad from a reading of the palm is something one must take very seriously. If you decide to have your palm read before getting hitched up in life, my advice is "DON'T" do it.

originally posted by: musicismagic

originally posted by: Admitted
Palmistry relies on what you are born with. A scar just makes it harder to read, it doesnt change anything.

Palmistry has a life of the unknown till it becomes a sight into ones spiritual understanding of "truth" that can not be humanly explained.
There are lines all over us and when you get older new lines appear. So your statement that we are truly born with lines on our palm and DO NOT change over time is true.
The good or bad from a reading of the palm is something one must take very seriously. If you decide to have your palm read before getting hitched up in life, my advice is "DON'T" do it.

I don't deny it. We are covered in lines, and bumps, and they speak worlds - that many can't see.

A scar isn't those. That's all I'm saying.

a reply to: sosobad

Keep losing posts...

Anyways there's two ways of uploading a picture that I know about.

1. Upload via ATS cloud
2. Upload to a third party website and link the image IRL directly into your post.

The first is done via the drop down menu icon at the bar on the top of your page, it's in between the "log out" icon and the green speedometer/artists easel looking thing, one of the options will be to upload.

2nd method is similar bit using a third party website, upload to the website, get the image IRL then post the IRL directly into your post.

I'll check this and edit my post.

Yeah seems my "link to external image" button won't work, linking pictures ends up looking like this img00.deviantart.net...

Uploading via ATS works though, once the image is uploaded click on it and you'll be greeted with your image and 3 codes, use the top one (BB code for use in post) just copy and paste directly into your post:


[pic]rj536152fe.jpg[pic] is the code incomplete, uploading was always my preferred method. Hope this helps in future.

a reply to: RAY1990

postimg.cc...

Hopefully works


Thank you

a reply to: sosobad

Here you go


Yes, I'd say that wouldn't be recognisable with given time, you palm lines would most likely return to normal.

a reply to: RAY1990

Thank you, pic just would not upload to ats for me for some reason

a reply to: sosobad

I think palm reading is like reading fingertips,everyone's are different but similar,kind of like a palm readers predictions,vague and scripted

originally posted by: RAY1990
a reply to: sosobad

Here you go

Yes, I'd say that wouldn't be recognisable with given time, you palm lines would most likely return to normal.

In Asia we go with the left hand.

originally posted by: RAY1990
a reply to: sosobad

Here you go

Yes, I'd say that wouldn't be recognisable with given time, you palm lines would most likely return to normal.

Like to see your left hand.

a reply to: musicismagic

postimg.cc...

Here you go

Had to upload there as uploadingto ATS isn't working for me

a reply to: musicismagic

You do readings?

originally posted by: RAY1990
a reply to: musicismagic

You do readings?

Hey Ray
your life line shows a healthy and long life. As it goes down toward the wrist it does thin out a bit, but it still shows signs of dept to it. Which may mean you'll keep your clear mental thinking though the autumn of your life.

a reply to: musicismagic

Bodes well for the OP, it's their hand


There's mine, I'll assume I'm doomed

a reply to: sosobad

Dont know... But I have a quadriplegic institutionalized friend without arms and one leg. He has no hands/palms to begin with....